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A lack of flexibility, poor work/life balance and wanting a high salary were cited as the main reasons people were looking for change more

This would reduce dramatically the number of private car trips and lead to a big cut in emissions in line with Sadiq Khan’s green targets, campaigners say.more

Three London bike taxi drivers have been fined for playing music too loudly in the West End. more

The demolition of a landmark Marks & Spencer store on Oxford Street can go ahead despite environmental concerns, Sadiq Khan has decided.more

Researchers examined more than 10,000 online reviews from passengers, 2,500 tweets and hours of flight data to gauge the airports with the most uncomfortable travelling experience.more

Cameras or sensors could be fitted to e-scooters to prevent them being ridden on pavements, the Evening Standard can reveal.more

London's night economy was given a boost on Friday with the announcement that Night Tube services on the Jubilee line will return next month. more

The average London household now spends £23,380 per year on rent, by far the highest rate in the UK, plus almost £3,000 per year on bills. more

More than 1,000 complaints about noise on the Tube were made in the past three years, City Hall has said. more

Tube passengers have been warned of widespread closures over the Easter bank holiday weekend, including no Piccadilly line trains to and from Heathrow airport.more

Snow, heavy rain and temperatures as low as minus 2C will bring Londoners an unsettled first week of the Easter school holidays.more

A warning has been issued as a woman dies in east London after eating a suspected cannabis sweet. more

The expansion of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) raised less income in its first month than expected, Transport for London (TfL) has said. more

One of the most important events in the global publishing industry begins tomorrow - the London Book Fair. Held each year in the spring, the London Book Fair is primarily a place to sell copyrights and make international contacts. As every year, there will be a Polish stand organized by the Book Institute.more

The University of Oxford's rowing eight squad has won this year's Boat Race, breaking a run of three triumphs by rivals Cambridge. This is Oxford's 81st ever win, Cambridge has four more.more

Extinction Rebellion will launch daily protests in London later this month involving “mass participation on the streets”. more

The Cost of Living Hub will help Londoners access information, financial support and advice to help manage household finances. The new online resource is announced as the energy price cap is raised, meaning many across the capital face a 54 per cent rise in their energy billsmore

Wetherspoons owner Tim Martin said he wants to use Buckingham Palace – or at least part of it – for a new pub. more

Firefighters have been called to more than 130 fires involving the type of batteries used in e-bikes and e-scooters in London in little over a year, it can be revealed.more

This radical colour-change has been puzzling Londoners.more

The Met Police has placed extra patrols on London’s streets after thousands of women reported feeling unsafe in public areas.more

The minimum automatic top-up on Oyster cards has been halved to £10 to help ease the cost of living crisis.more

Plans for a new theme park similar to Disneyland have been put on the back burner after a plan was withdrawn.more

IKEA has today announced plans to close its Tottenham store as part of the business’ transformation plan for the capital. The decision comes as the retailer commits to investing more than £1bn in London over the next three years.more

Illegal pollution levels have returned to a road beside one of London’s cultural hubs after the UK’s first “zero emission street” was axed.more